Career
He is a hooker and has been widely recognised as one of the hardest tacklers in the game. Debuted for Western Samoa in 1995 during a tour of the United Kingdom. He caught Nigel Melville"s eye and was signed by Wasps in 1997, where he quickly became something of a cult figure for his uncompromising approach on the field of play, his colourful hair styles and his friendly nature off the pitch. He played for the Cheetahs.
He has previously played for Auckland and TE Atatu.
He previously played for Stade Montois in the French Top 14. He was also one of the only rugby union players allowed to play rugby league over the 2004 summer season in order to keep his weight down.
He played for West London Sharks in the Rugby League Conference. In 2010 he joined Welsh rugby league club Bridgend Blue Bulls in the Rugby League Conference Welsh Premier.
On 28 August 2010 he played in a friendly match for Nuneaton Rugby Club against Blackheath, playing property
Between 27 and 29 May 2011, Trevor played at the Phuket Heineken International Rugby 10s tournament in Karon Beach. His most famous victory was as part of the Insead Barbarians team, for whom he played at Out-Half.